Climate: Most Grassland primarily occurs in regions that receive up to 250 and 900 mm in rain per year. That is compared to the desert with that get's less than 250 mm rain per year. The Tropical rainforest get up to 2,000 mm or 79 in. Most typical Grassland average up to 79 in rain per year. In the winter Grasslands temperatures can be as low as 40 degrees. In the summer it can be high as 70 degrees.
Precipitation:The Prairies of the Midwestern United States are both tall grass and shot grass. The mean temperatures for prairie in January are 20 degrees and 70 degrees in July. Annual precipitation is 10 to 30 inches. Average daily temperatures are between 20 and 30 degrees. Temperate grassland has warm summer and cold winter with rain or some snow. It is most likely humid in the Grassland.
The Weather
Type of Weather: There are different types of grassland. One of the grasslands is the Savanna. The Savanna is a type grassland with scattered individual trees. The Savanna is found in hot or warm climates were most times rain fall up to 50.8 to 127 cm per year. It only rains for six or eight months then that is followed by a long period of drought. The Savanna has both dry and rainy season. They also have thunderstorms fallowed by strong drying wind.
The Seasons
Seasons in the grassland:Temperate grassland is division of a larger biome grouping of grassland that includes tropical savannas. The temperatures there are more comfortable than they are in the Desert. Temperatures vary more from summer to winter, and the amount of rainfall is less in temperate grasslands than in savannas.
The Location
Location: Grassland biomes can be found in the middle latitudes. Some grassland can be found in South America and Argentina. The grasslands that are in those countries are pampas. The climate there is humid and moist. Grasslands in the southern hemisphere tend to get more precipitation than those in the northern hemisphere, and the grass tends to be the tall grass variety. The grassland is near the equator.
The Koeleria
Plants: In the grassland there is a plant name Orchis Simia and the Mariposa Lily, Wild hyacinth And the Koeleria also the Andropogon. Typically, fifty percent of the plants in any grassland will be grasses, making them the most common type of plant present. The other fifty percent is made up of what are often collectively called 'forbs'. 'Forbs' are what many people think of as 'wildflowers', such as coneflowers ( Ratibida pinnata: Grey-headed Coneflower), lupines (Lupinus perennis) and milkweed (Asclepsias tuberosa).
Climate: Most Grassland primarily occurs in regions that receive up to 250 and 900 mm in rain per year. That is compared to the desert with that get's less than 250 mm rain per year. The Tropical rainforest get up to 2,000 mm or 79 in. Most typical Grassland average up to 79 in rain per year. In the winter Grasslands temperatures can be as low as 40 degrees. In the summer it can be high as 70 degrees.
Precipitation:The Prairies of the Midwestern United States are both tall grass and shot grass. The mean temperatures for prairie in January are 20 degrees and 70 degrees in July. Annual precipitation is 10 to 30 inches. Average daily temperatures are between 20 and 30 degrees. Temperate grassland has warm summer and cold winter with rain or some snow. It is most likely humid in the Grassland.
Type of Weather: There are different types of grassland. One of the grasslands is the Savanna. The Savanna is a type grassland with scattered individual trees. The Savanna is found in hot or warm climates were most times rain fall up to 50.8 to 127 cm per year. It only rains for six or eight months then that is followed by a long period of drought. The Savanna has both dry and rainy season. They also have thunderstorms fallowed by strong drying wind.
Seasons in the grassland:Temperate grassland is division of a larger biome grouping of grassland that includes tropical savannas. The temperatures there are more comfortable than they are in the Desert. Temperatures vary more from summer to winter, and the amount of rainfall is less in temperate grasslands than in savannas.
Location: Grassland biomes can be found in the middle latitudes. Some grassland can be found in South America and Argentina. The grasslands that are in those countries are pampas. The climate there is humid and moist. Grasslands in the southern hemisphere tend to get more precipitation than those in the northern hemisphere, and the grass tends to be the tall grass variety. The grassland is near the equator.
Plants: In the grassland there is a plant name Orchis Simia and the Mariposa Lily, Wild hyacinth And the Koeleria also the Andropogon. Typically, fifty percent of the plants in any grassland will be grasses, making them the most common type of plant present. The other fifty percent is made up of what are often collectively called 'forbs'. 'Forbs' are what many people think of as 'wildflowers', such as coneflowers ( Ratibida pinnata: Grey-headed Coneflower), lupines (Lupinus perennis) and milkweed (Asclepsias tuberosa).